Quinn recounts the eponymous fictional story of a young man, William Henry Quinn, who walks from the south-west of England to the far north of Scotland, in post Second World War Britain. Between 2014 and 2021, British photographer, artist, and writer Lottie Davies worked extensively on this intricately researched and documented large-scale multimedia project which exists online, as immersive physical exhibitions, and as this limited edition monograph. Quinn is a meditation on grief, loss, loneliness, the search for meaning and the possibility of redemption through time and landscape, pertinent across the ages and tragically as poignant today as when the story is set. To view the project on Davies’ website, please visit www.whquinn.com

Quinn is a 160-page hardback book, 215 x 155mm, with both four-colour and duotone images, and 18 throw-out pages. Case-bound, section sewn with cover foiled in pewter and black. Quinn includes a separate booklet 127 x 102mm in 60gm paper, Singer-sewn, and also a link to audio narration by actor Samuel J Weir, to be listened to while turning the pages.